Where Deathly Hallows Part 1 felt like a waiting game, the last film is chock full of wand-wielding action and comes in at a much more tolerable 131 minutes, compared to Part 1’s 146 minutes. The wizard war is a visual feast of apocalyptic fight sequences and special effects. Many fans have grown up with the characters, first brought to life on the big screen in Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone a staggering 10 years ago.ĭirector David Yates, who took the reins of the film franchise in the fifth instalment The Order of the Phoenix, brings the series to a dramatic crescendo in the final film. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, the final instalment in the movie franchise based on JK Rowling’s seven bestselling novels, opens nationally Wednesday. HARRY Potter fans can rest easy knowing the most iconic wizard of modern literature has been sent off in spectacular style. So, we will always have that bond," he gushed about their sibling-like relationship.Ĭheck out the clip above for more from Daniel's interview at the last Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 premiere and find out what special keepsake he got to keep from the set. Puberty and its effects aside, Daniel went on to speak of the remarkable bond he has with costars Emma Watson and Rupert Grint: "Just as no one quite knows what it's like to be part of an individual family, no one quite knows what it's like to go through this mad, surreal journey of Potter. Thank god, because otherwise I'd still be sounding like I was on helium."
I'm essentially him but with a slightly deeper voice. When shown a picture of himself from the premiere of the first Harry Potter flick way back in 2001, Daniel joked, "I look basically the same. MORE: Harry Potter Red Carpet Quotes: "I'm Going to Miss It" It's been a long road from the Sorcerer's Stone to this point, but only one person can tell us what that journey has been like for Harry Potter: Daniel Radcliffe himself.Į! News' Ben Lyons and Ashlan Gorse caught up with the star on the red carpet of the Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 premiere in New York, and he dished about what a crazy experience the last 10 years as The Boy Who Lived have been.
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